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Dr. Mishael Man of Vibrations of Health


by Barbara Lynn Silberg


Dr. Mishael Man of Vibrations of Health Services has impressive credentials in holistic medicines of many sorts including Acupressure, Cranial-Sacral, Homeopathy, Massage, Nutrition, Reflexology, Reiki, Therapeutic, Quantum Touch, and the Yuen Method. Despite all his education, he’s down-to-earth and always quick to laugh.


Barbara: How would you describe your business? Mishael: I use whatever it takes: kinesiology, the one-brain system for emotions, acupressure, nutrition, herbs, and the Yuen Method (a noninvasive, energetic technique that com- bines Chinese Shaolin temple healing with western knowl- edge, blending anatomy, energetic technique, physiology, structural analysis, quantum physics and Qi and Shen Gong training)—whatever works. I just ask the person’s body (using muscle testing), and once it’s tweaked and encouraged to work properly, the body cures itself.


Barbara: Who do you help? Mishael: Those folks looking to improve their health. I deal with a broad range of illnesses: cancer, lupus, heart attacks, strokes, shingles. I help persons with auto-immune illness and looking for help with weight loss, among others.


Barbara: What did you want to be when you grew up? Mishael: A lawyer or doctor. My grandmother was a midwife who used natural healing methods so I learned from her as I was growing up. (He laughs.) Law is too political; natural healing is a lot nicer.


Barbara: How did you get started? Mishael: Someone close to me developed cancer. Having apprenticed with my grandmother, I knew what to do. Then, I kept going, went to school to learn everything I could about healing.


Barbara: What are your short- and long-term personal goals? Mishael: Short term, to stay healthy. Long term, to have a spread in Huntsville—out in the woods—to raise free-range goats and chickens and grow my own food. We used to have


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a banana orchard. Now we have grapefruit and tangerines planted from seed in the back.


Barbara: Whom do you most admire? Who are your heroes? Mishael: People who are upfront, forthcoming, honest and helpful to humanity. Dr. Nikola Tesla, inventor of the multi- wave oscillator, Dr. Royal Raymond Rife, Georges Lakhovsky—all pioneers in Electro-therapeutics—Dr. John Christopher, Naturopath; Dr. Schulze (of herb formula fame). And, of course, Dr. Hew Len, of Hawaii, and Dr. Yuen who invented the Yuen Method.


Barbara: What would people be surprised to learn about you? Mishael: (He whispers as if this is a dire secret.) Don’t tell anyone, but I like smoothies. (He laughs.) I do my best to make them healthy—including raw chocolate from Ecuador, Nature’s Plus Red from Source of Life, Silk Almond Milk, and blueberries or other berries.


Barbara: How would you sum up your philosophy? Mishael: Get the emotional, mental, and spiritual issues out of the way so people may heal themselves.


Barbara: What’s your favorite quote? Mishael: “I love you.“ ~ Dr. Hew Len


Barbara: What‘s your greatest professional disappointment? Mishael: While I have had success in helping people heal themselves of Parkinson’s, cancers, fungi, lupus, and parasites; I am disappointed in not being able to completely reverse Alzheimer’s, dementia, or baldness.


Barbara: How would you like to be remembered? Mishael: As a person who loved well.


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